It is crystal clear. This will be a century of change and our actions now and in the near future will decide our direction. This is our decade of opportunity, and we must put that opportunity into place within cities, regions and nations.

The Climate Bonds Awards is hosted annually by Climate Bonds Initiative, an international not-for-profit organisation working to mobilise global capital for climate action.

The Institute of the Americas and UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the School of Global Policy and Strategy (GPS) invite you to join us virtually on June 1-3, 2022 for The Pacific Climate Forum of the Americas: Promoting Marine Biodiversity & Climate Resilience in an Era of High Risk and Uncertainty.

This signature course of our training programme focuses on the most established debt instrument in Sustainable Finance includes four learning modules combined with interactive discussions and exercises. It provides an overall understanding of the role of green bonds in shifting financial practices to more sustainable approaches.

April, May & June 2022

Australia is one of many major economies including the UK, Europe, Canada, United States, Japan and others that have unveiled trade sanctions against Russia and Belarus in recent months. Adding these new sanctions to an already complex global regulatory environment, makes it difficult to ensure trade compliance and minimise your business risk.

Climate Bonds released a comprehensive policy paper on fossil gas: its effect on global decarbonisation efforts and how policymakers can enable the transition away from fossil gas. The paper provides a science-based examination of the risks and hidden emissions of fossil gas infrastructure and investments, providing key policy recommendations on how these risks can be avoided.

Please join us at the Institute of the Americas for our live in-person Distinguished Speaker event with Luis de la Calle who will be speaking about “USMCA & the Future of Mexican Economic Competitiveness”.

The company began operating in Chile following its acquisition of the Coya and Pangal centennial hydroelectric plants, located in the Alto Cachapoal area of the O’Higgins Region, 130 kilometers from the capital, Santiago.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Latin America is experiencing the biggest economic contraction in its modern history, bringing with it a wide range of socio-economic challenges, including rising unemployment, growing levels of poverty and, in some cases, sovereign debt default. At the same time, land pressures, environmental risks and emerging climate-related challenges and extreme weather events are on the rise across Latin America, putting the...